Interior Design – Portfolio

Interior design portfolio

Our environments are crucial to our well-being. A curated space reflecting your style can be grounding and inviting. A thoughtfully designed space brings clarity and organization, allowing us to focus on important areas of life like family, self-care, and friends.

I carefully listen and ask questions to understand project needs and uses of physical spaces. Through research and discovery, I build a picture of the environment. Collaboratively, we create a space that embodies the desired feel while optimising practical zoning and organisation.

I recently completed a course in interior design at the KLC School of Design in Chelsea. My journey to interior design started with organisation. When I was a kid I would give everything a place to live. I felt at peace when every item had a home and a reason to be. Clutter was unwanted noise and spaces that lacked purpose drained me. I leaned more toward minimalism and focused on keeping spaces simple yet beautiful. I aspire to create visually pleasing environments that are purposeful, meaningful, and restful.

I recently completed a course in interior design at the KLC School of Design in Chelsea. My journey to interior design started with organisation. When I was a kid I would give everything a place to live. I felt at peace when every item had a home and a reason to be. Clutter was unbearable and spaces that lacked purpose drained me. I leaned more toward minimalism and focused on keeping spaces simple yet beautiful.

Below are some examples of my coursework. Each brief represents a different property. The first is a bedroom in a stately farmhouse in Surrey, the second is a bathroom, and the third is an open-plan apartment conversion in London. Included here are my sample boards for each room, plans, sections and elevations and lastly hand rendered perspectives of the rooms:

Bedroom at Gedges Farm